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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
VOLUME LIv.
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To ,hs Ileser.sls ccun'y ooupissiessr. fss ne
CountY ~ Oxiord.
We. me un1eTslr~ri. isAsbtsnt of ths towa
of Norssy. fsspesttsiiT rtpressat hat pntllc
ssliy AL ooaveneaes ftqaires ne ioeaiias a
tosa Nar. O. road. comuIsnelng a. polnf cn
flssstnt ~lrest, 4 sat town. 81 o. nesF ne
usslsflT eat ~ Maple suest n ssii towa thfnee
runniae s.stsf,Y ~ % essr ssh aspie : rest. -
Whlfrnan etrsst IN ssli tnsn thencr "a WhtnAn
sueet % fesIi ~trxet thsnes esstsfiy a er over
ssli fesl susst AT across psefinE AT Cottass
strests % ne Nestefly eei "a Heal suset, snd -
utlfscct therNsrh ssef ne Nufssy hrsnoa
NallFoat siartnn. ia sali Nor~sy, otsf The most
isssIbIs fouts. Auf - veuii fsfther fspfeseui.
ttat = pstiioa ialY siGntd sut pFesfntd % ~
sslectmsn - saHi tasn ~ >efvas. " NE lahAt.
tsais "a ssti tssn rs4lssfilg theul - lcests sad
saY. O. mufh "a n. e. ne Yaoiie ue,essiiy aoi
cenvssisaee requife.l snf tbst ths saii Nantfi-
psl Otrers, aftsr vIeslnE sat foaic. usrtAson
ahy rsInsed ani neElesied o. loests n sarss, %
sny paft n n. shsIeiofs year Tstitiopfrs teinr
aluiaved thsteoy, wcut reaIecdally rsQaest
yoar honershls bo.ty. amer tss nei,es sdhssrirE.
10 locs1a said Nsy, 80 NEE % n, a. the psolic
Cuattaauce rQ1lrNs. in aC,oftanca sth ne
ststats In sueh esses usds and protitsd. beli.v.
"a thsi rabte c1uven cocf snd nfcttsltY a NE
aniefslEnef Inhabitants "a ssit tpsa of Naf-sy
require that "a q lo-csiien shNll - mAff.
WM. 4. COt.k ani "a cihert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

srErD oV DAKOrl DIikl,RDs.-A Dako-
tan and q Texan who met In Chieago were
dlspu,lug about the greatness of thelr re-
.pectiye districts. sni among other things
t,,aed marvellous stories about the work
OF the wind Ia each locality.
GLOW fast does Texas noriher olov'
asked the Dakotsn, ~ lAst
"IIow fxsii Well, tie ouly thins tns'
will measure II IL lightning. Whsn
Texas norther IL coming, they ,elegrspn
ahead, 30 people can get under groand
ba, when Il get, under good heaiwsy u
will Ia., run = neck sni nsek race with me
Telegram. How fasts Dko,s blirxvdi
"Oyoa can't measure ollIlni. There's
nothing Ike t. I've seen blIfri SAN
tslegr,pa message iishi 90 the wires
AL carry 10 on shesi."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Hu,ehlnsou Brown. o, Lake county,
Ohio. does not believe In the silo lie
says "rhe enthusisstic sholst ttiks sni
writes - though every bushel bAsksiIal ol
the stinking stun was sqil 70 bundle oi
bright. green. dry fodder. When hsy can
convince people that gallon ofsour ma.
pie sap Il equal In value ~ gsnon ol
sw,e, syrup, then We shall turn our evap-
orators 10 some other parpose. The .un
has the same effect on green fodder that
the Ore has on sap. and II II is hsndl,d
with the same intelligent care very small
percentage will bo wasted" How much
hay il thus intelllgenily cared. and doesn'i
Mr.. Brown overstste the case ssslns' en-
sllAgsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
Care for the Children

Children feel the dsblliiy q the changing
seasons, even mofu than adults. and they Dc
como cross. pee,ish. and unconiroliabie.
The blood should bc eleansed and the system
lnvigOrAied BY the use u Hoods safsaPArillA-
-Lasi spring my two children were ,aeei-
mated. soon amer. ihsy broke all out With run
ming sores. - dreadful thought should iose
them. Hooi's sarapariiia cured them CON-
pleteiy, and they have been healthy ever
since. do feel that iIoods sarsapafiila
.ayei my children to me-" MRs- T. L.
ruoxrsox. West Warren. Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
N.siss .f r.titiss fsr Dssshsrss.
sfufr of Maine.

ONFOgn, ss'--Court u ts-oiteney. u ihe cAse
of CHAEI.FH q. SMALL. insoitent Debtor.
NOTICE = hsrety given thai . I<tiilon hass %
y a.. si.t Cav of MI, a. ID. is1. len
1-~..snts.i o. all Couu for al county. ~
Chss b. FmAI of ~tonshaua. in saf Ceaniys pay
irr fhai bs maj ~ decfVcla fail dfchafse tf0
al his dstfs rfOssbic unisf ths frcyslaas ~
fsfarfrr srterfV of ne statutes % hAlass
s.iuron al Tstfion, a IL or'ierci ~ sahi couft
80 a hssrlnr D. hat upoa ths sane tslore saii
sourt Al fars ia sAlf couuiy oi oklort on etnes.
fsy rks ia iaV Of 49,. a. ID. l--. a. oelcsk n
ttefrrrnn,n aaf that notice thercof oe publlshc.i
IL - Oxfuri tirmocrsf. q nssspaper putAshei
In ssif coautr - OxfoT,i. once . Sea for t-o
..ers-site uesks ths last puhlicaiion % - sesta
a.. isl,re tfe fsv % hssflnEi aud hat All cred
49, 40 have IrOtod thsir dsbts. ana othei
I-srs1as lnisrss,st. may aprear ~ sai plAee
AT tuse aua shos case q sny thef rave ehl
a dI.c hafrs shCalt not - gfsnte.i tAf dsptof A.
r.r.fIrr ~ ne prsyer cf his pstiiirn-
Atl~sf. HIRgiCk 4. DAVIS, Register
Of saii Coart Cor al C0aatY % o<ior d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
PECULIAR

Ia the combination. proportion. and prep
aratlou OF its ingredients. Hoods ssrsspa.
riIls aecompllshes cures where other prep.
aratlons entirely fall. Peculiar In ia
good name a. home. which lsa "tower OF
strength abroad" peculiar In the phenom'
email sales II has attained, Hoods Sarsspa'
rllls IL the most successful medielne Tor
purifying the blood. giving strength, and
treating an apoetlte.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Caution LIN our ehangeAble climate.
coughs, colds, ami diseases of the throat
lungs and chest will always prevail. Cru
al c0nsump.lJn will elslm its victims.
These diseases, II attended TO In time. can
be arrested and cured. The remedy IL DR.
wIsraR's Daisln on WILD CHERRr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
How To OItS FIrsu AND srHKSorI

How TO 0Ais FLksn AND srnkSGfn.
Use amer each meal SCOTS Emulslon !
IL ). a. palatsols ~ mlik ani easily digest
"a. Dslicst@ people Improve rapidly Win
its use. For Consumption, Throh snsc-
lions and Bronchltls u is uneqaslei Df.
Tuo, PAM, Ala. says II used SCOTS
Emulsion on child eight months Old nc
galnei four pounds Ia m )nth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

When I began using Rly's Cream Balm
nv c.tarrh was 90 bah had heaisehe the
whole time and discharged large amount
OF nlthy matter. That has Almost entirely
DISAPPEARED and have no, hal hssd,ehe
since II N S0mmcrs, Stsphney, Com.
Thank Goi that you ever Invented such
a medicine fjr caiArrh. have suffered
for ise years so could not lie down Tor
week. Al time. Since have been using
Ily. Cream Balm I can rect Frank r.
Bgrlsleh. fsrmington, ". III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
uGIy ASD HATEFUL.

but coalint help It. Everything went
wrong with me. AMI thoaght hsdat |.
friend Ia tie world, dyspepsls caused
this, aud for months couiint eat any.
thing. sEd Jast suffered IN misery I'LL ! used
Salphur Bittsrs. Three bottles cured me.
u. Ldsis, - BOed0fa Street. Boston,
Nrss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Iii estimated that 100 Boston servant
girls carry books or 3 music roll on the
streets when hey 20 out, thinking thus 70
deceive the public a. % their oecupiilon'
What terrible thing IL woai be II oome-
body foani oat that they an honest work
for an honest living
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

wlfs-"Joan. why dlia't you wake me
90 las, night durisg the nfe on the next
biocki- iIu,bsni-"It didn't amount 10
much" wifs-"wsli. the next tins Wish
yoa would Jet ne know ~ you know
can't sleep ifthsrs IL . IRE anywhere near"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Resolved. that ths common schools OF
this coantfy have done more for its pros
pcflty than the circus, Was the question
before Dakota debstlpg society. Desli'
sl In The necAilNH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Kiss striking fact ths, OF all OF those
who have Jumped from the Brooklyn bridge
Oilum, the only professional athlete among
them, w,s the one ~ lose bis lie. There
seem. to be special Proyiienee for the
care of snail boys and fools. bat men have
- look Oat f0r themselves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

There goes Df. Jones win doe va
termelon See him over thsref" YES
lie must be going 10 make somebody
present"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Ella wheeler wilcox l. the pos, OF pas.
sion bat N u IL true tia, she has Invested
600 In an iron nine sni drawn oat sis,-
zoo hrr im,gInstlon does not run swsy
with her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

wb.a n.by "a slsl. 90 gave hsf cssissiA.
whsa ,hs a. Chli. sAs srsl fos Ca.,oriA
wAsn ,As-bse.as hls. ale dung = cs.,eri>
wA.a sAs Asi cAlsirsa. o.. gave lAsu c..,soA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Feed the wludfslls In the orchard. 10 the
cows, pigs and sheep. This destroys
vast number OF worms, and saves cor
responding quantity OF fsir frult next
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

oa practical agricultural tor
ios IL solicited. Address all commu1 icstions
tntended zoe this department to AonicrL
rCnAL EpgtuR. OxrOnD Dsnocssr. fAhis, Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

rirs, All Fis sioppef free ~ Ds. kllass
0fsat Nerve nsstorsf. No iits amer nf.' dsl
bottle tree " Fit eases. send to Ds. kiias, 1'
Arch St. fhila.. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

There are siill 200 colonists al Topolo-
bampo who are suffering for want OF food.
The Mexican farmers have contributed
focd from time 90 time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Another great gas we'll Was struck near
Charleston. w. Va, on Wednesday night
II runs I, 900 900 feet per day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Al Yrvetufs. In ne County % oxioff ani
~tsts 81 aane. ths list dks % set. A. II ls.s'
re unferslEnsd hersbF give notiee ~ ms ~
poIntmsnt a. A.slEneso ~
cflAs. n tOUsE>s. a FrfehurE.
!, tks Countv % Oxford. iasoltent pSotofs Nho
- hsen dselars,i an lasalvent upoa hie petti =
hT ne Cour % insoiveneJ Tor sA'a 'oaap 81
U'Io'1 JOIN Y. NERRILI. As.l1aee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

A large number OF small tobacco fsetor-
les are being started In Florida TO wofk
M the tobacco grown In the State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

The whss, crop OF Oregon 10 the largest
ever known. The surplus for export VIII
be fally AZ, 900 tons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

CuErN.-The reports of burglsriss had
maize the mistress OF the house csutloas,
AMI she reminded her mali-ofsll.work
that The door q, the foot OF the back stairs
mus, bs boltei =, night. sud told her the
reason why.
They wouldn't come up stairs, would
they = asked Abigail.
"rhsy might" said the mistress.
- ui go ln,o The room, where folks are
sleeplngi'
"ie-, indeed"
well, N they Aln't got cheek y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Nstlss sf Assigsss sf hts ApPe'"'"s"'
Al -. Psris. Ia The Ceunty % O,iofd .hd s1a's
re snisrs igssd hereby sitss noiios of he A.
rriutmenf a. Assigose ~
nOIDEN a JONES. % PATS,
In ~ Cou1iy ~ Okfoft. insolfeet beptor, -
-. 1.sn See srs,i a. lnsolvsnt upon his pstilloa
hr - Csufi a irsoi,erey iof sad Soenv eioh'
'''A H.F. STONE. Assisnes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

IIoods sarsapaTlila Il eharaeierifed BY
three tecuiaTiiless 1T. the eoDabtaafios of
remedial agents 81. the proporfs0as ~. Tho
proosss q securing the active medleinAi
qualities. The result Il medieine OF unusual
strength. erecting cures hitherto unknown
Send Cor book containing additional evidence.
.Hcod's sarsaIarila tones up my systsmf
purlns; s. - my ME- h.sIa. ~. ossl fncsr,os.
Register u Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's sarsatariila beats al others. and
ts worth lfs weight In rold." j. BAnRINorOss
10 Bank street, New York City.
Hoods . SarsaparlIIa
sold by All druggists. o. sin for IS. Msfe
only By @ l. HOOD g Co, Lowell. Mass.
100 Dosos Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Trc parents ofs pair ~ Boston twins
nsm.i one slmal sui the Other Tsnsous
&c u.s ,h.J werc born 81 The same une'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
a GA R D.

TsAli vho are sursrins irom NE srro" ApI
indi.-rrsions q youth. nervous veakne-s. eAfiT
a.o.y. los,of mahhoci. hc. viii seni rccips
thai wiii cure y0a. TREE or clAi.o.. IhsseA
remeiy vAs dl-'0vsrv.i ~ . niis,ionArJ IN s'eh
America seni q ssifaiirvssci envelop" W tA'
nav. JoarTu 7. Isn,S. Siaisss p. sss Tea c''s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Daniel L Brett. Norway, yoke steer
calves; II y Morton. South Paris, 2
yoke s,sen; 8 H & II A Mills,t, NOT
(csstnsed "a seeosi Pses,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
S..,s. .f A-.is-.. sf his Appsia'-.'a'

,.s,e. .f A-sig.ss sf his Appsinsms"s
A, r.rs ir ths Ccanfy ~ ONtosd an t--k
a. Maine the llsl day ~ sept, A. u. i-.s
Ths uuisrsgnsf hereby aives notics 81 MS ~
rusInfusnf - AssiFnee 81 ..
Ef.RKiDSE q. EvASs. of Oxford.
4, a. (runfV q Oxfofd. Insoltsnt reotnr. no
- fsen De- e,are.l an fnsolteut upon hie peuuon
- -. fourt of lnsalvssrr for ths satt County of
o,fsrt' JAMEs =. WRIGHT. Asstrnee.
Nssi.. sf Assignee OF h,s Appsiss"ss"s'
Al paris h ths Counry % OxioFf sni sths
A N.'.e the sist day of sept. A. II i-r7.
TnE uniersixust hereby gives notlcs " ms
appointmfnt e. Asslfnee ~
NfAs NckEK>. o. AibsnI.
4, N. gounfy ~ Oxford, insofvent debtor. sho
-. e~sn deelars.i an insolveut up0n his pstIl"n
" ths Court of insoiveney ief ..id eos"o ~
"Ai'' JANIS l. PARKEg. Assl<sss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
race q green horses which was quite an
interesting one.
Following IL the score:

Jimmy NIIisr. sh g. I'D. Williams. "A.
20. Paris. "s
ps;i: :s.s.. r..l ..,., w..,r.~ .;ss
Artemus. Jr., b s.bsrrciiiiros,wsst "A.
sumner, us
SsSli iSri. - '' ~' '''"'' ' 80,
black Mco.e. blk g. Iobln.oa Dean. II,
"'e''''a aiim.-,s;,.ssa.inl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
GOOD EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW.

To he EdttOr or the Trtbuna
SIR: read with much interest the extracts In your
paper taken from The Ulster County Gazette" That
paper was published By Samuel freer son, Saturday,
January A. 1900 1 congratulate myself on being tho
p0ssessor Of another of the date The have
was formerly owned by gentleman "a prominent man
in your city, who took The TRIBUNE from lis hrst
number up 10 the Of his death. After his death
by tho members Of his family respectively
Of whom my husband was enc. They have al crossed
the river and alone am eft to take THE TRIBUNE
In memory Of its founder (who friend VI my hns
bands) and in memory Of my dear husband, anu ms
family intend 10 take THE TRiBUSE as long a.
live, and after my death hope that my children VIII
foowany example and the example Of their ancestors
In this rspect. H.
Ncic-MQford, Conn., June 90, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
DRINKING AND POVERTY.

To fhs EdttOr OF TIC TTtbune.
SIR: In your Issue Of June 81 l notice two Items
Of especial interest, particularly to American.
First "Sympathy and Cheers for DIR. McClynn," and
not far from IL " Wine and Beer Flow Again" When
/ read the latter through, after reading the first,
was impellod to ask, Can DIR. McGlynn Mr. George
ever hopo establish their anti poverty theory while
they will for tho first step Join and assist In the
temperance mOvemcntn l have worked much among
the so-callcd pOor-whO, by the way generally
poor because thoy choose to be--and say conf
IDENTIFY that In nine out Of ten the poor owe
their poverty TO rum, beginning perhaps with wine
Does IL not shiftiessncss and thrift
lessnessf DIR. McGlynn and Mr.. George must know
that alcohol banlshed there would be but litto
need of their movement. C.
EIenuuLe, June ~, 1887,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
IRA SHAFER AND THE MANHATTAN CL UB.


SOME ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN IN HIS CASE, BUT
JUST WHAT 1T is HARD TO SAY.
Ira Shafer sat In his law office yesterday ut noon
vigorously working a fan. His coat and waistcoat
thrown off, and he evidently warm. His
language sho we'd this much his outward bearing
though he was as polite as man might well be
under the circumstances To TRIBUNE reporter
who asked as TO the truth of published statement
that he had been suspended from the Manhattan Club
he answered. with suDdry expletives that it lie
and added that he would g make them sweat tor it,
too
"Then you have no intention of submitting to the
discipline OF the Manhattan Club. "a is stated"
That statement is full oil lies, tell you,' answered
Mr. Shafer. "The tact Is have received no intlma-
ton OF any such action the part of the Manhattan
Club therefore / can say nothing about 10. Whea
do receive stch ntmation will talk to you. Good
morning."
Soon after the Cleary trial Mr.. Skater was in the
Manhattan Club billiard room and mode use it was
rdmored, of unseemly Language. The matter was
referred to a committee including Messrs. Frederick
X. Coudert and A. Wright Sanford. At full meet
ing OF the club Thursday evening this committee
reported and it rumored that the decision of the
meeting was that Mr. Skater be suspended from the
privileges OF membership tor three months.
Mr. Coudert would say nothing more than that
committee OF which he one, had made an investl-
cation and reported on Thursday evening As it had
somehow got out, however, he woald like to say that
the whole affair hsd been much exaggerated IL had
been stated that Mr.. Shafer lost such sums as 4OO
and 700 betting on the billiard games. but Mr.;
COudert believed that not as much as go changed
hands that occasion He just mentioned this a. an
Instance of how the whole affair had been ex-
8g gerated.
Delaney Nco who is also member Of the Man.
haitian, and is acting Mr. Skaters counsel in the
matter. laid canDo: tell you whether an intima-
ton from the committee has been sent to Mr. Shafer
or not. | cannot toll you anything about t-neither
nor at any future time. believe that what
takes place In man's club should be as sacred as
what takes place in his home.'
Other members were equally reserved. 1t was in
manner admitted by one gentleman who was present
at the Thursday evenings meeting OF the club that
Mr.. Shater had been disciplined but he would not
say upon what charges what was the nature OF the
discipline,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
MUsIC.TEAcHERs NATIONAL AssoCAT TON

MUsIC-TFACHERS' NATIONAL ASSOCIA TON
The eleventh annual meeting Of the Music Teachers
National Association Will take place next week In
Indianapolis Preparations for the event have been
made the gIandest scale and the concerts to be
given seem to justify of tho word festival In
the announcements. The meeting viii occupy four
days beginning Tuesday. and besides several piano
forte and organ recitals there Will be five concerts
by an orchestra Of fifty New-York musicians under
the direction Of Mr.. Van der Stucken, who returned
from Europe last week In order to conduct them. A
cOnsld rdble number Of new works by American com
pOsers will be brought forward at these concerts.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the prog anines
cave single number Wednesday which viii be
in mcmorlam OF Iisz The afternoon concerts OF
Mednesd and Ihusday % r be pSRuar IN cha
be devoted to comparatively unfamiliar works by
living German. English, French Italian, Russian
Bohemian and Flemish composers, the national rep
rcsentativcs chosen being Gernsheim, Reineche.
Mackenzie sant-saens, sgambau, Rubinstein, DvoraS
Fuilowing sine list of American works to be
performed: Overture, "In the Mountains" Arthur
Fo9te Boson) third Part Of Nose soienshe, +; r2
Huss (New-YorIt,; "May-Sight Fantasy, from the
Can' u 'aS Iandns Of 8" Plain Fathers Otto
Singer iCncinraii; Overture. "star srangied Ban
ner." Dudley Buck tBrooklynl: Gavotte Arthur
Floersheim (New-Yorkl: C.ntata: The Rose" Y. ";
Clichris philadelphia; Pianoforte Concerto In d
minor Arthur whiting SBo.ton; Cantata Snenry Of
- edicaton n' ods,S G. W Chadwick (Bostonl
win to stepd the nesting TIE advantage Of cheap
railway farcs. Certificates win be issued on app-
cation by $; n Pcnaeld At No 80 East Eghteen,h-st
title the holder to return ticket at one-third The
regular rate which must DO paid In going.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-02
Post Once Nsslco.

fshoud be read daily by oil inssrs'tsl As CHANGES may
% r foreign countries need not be specially addressed
. 10 sena duplicates OF banking and commsrcsi docu-
letters specially addressed being sent " 'n' As
est vessels mails for tho wesk July will close
nromnriy IN ali cases) At this ONCE AZ follows
"a Fam ,oiden Tor Cesta RcA per Steamship
Ciarbe via Lmon at ~ N tor Norway direct pes s,an
ship Geiser stisrs mus. be directed pes ..Sis Eam
via Amsterdam tetters must be alrectsi pse Easm
sti2 n Tor Great Britain and ireland pcr Essansas
Aarsns muss be directed Dsr Aurania II
far @srmany. etc per steamship Vera, via Bremsa
:s.srss :. fS5 is Ssnss Ea pss %es
sISnm NetherlandA switzerland Italy spain and POI.
saE athe p' European COUNTRIES 4
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BARRow-At Madison. N. j. on Friday. July Henry H.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CARMER-Suddenly on Friday. Julv L nj Birminr cham
Ala, Lewis A. GARNER, his bOth year
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CATTELL-0n June 20. the Rev Thomas w. Catteil,
Funeral from his late residence Lincoln University Chester
Co. Penn.
1ntermenI Saturday. July 2. at9am.
FiSH-In this city. June 80 Julia Kean. wife Of Hamilton
Funeral will take place from St. Marks Church. Sunday
1t kindly requested that no flowers be sent
FREEMAN-At Planfeld. N. J., June 80 Robert Freeman
Funeral late resdence corner Broadway and Hillside
ave. saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
HARRIS-At Montclar Y. j., Thursday. June 80 Will
Funeral services will held residence Sunday
the Sd OF July. at $50 O'CLOCK
Ipterment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Newark N. J..
at the convenience OF the family.
PATTERSoN-At FishkilLou hudson. Thurstsy. June 30
Mariana McFaran. widow OF the late Robert 5. Patter
son. in the s7th year Of her age
Funeral private.
sALToNsTALL-In Brooklyn. June 80 Mrs Mary ssltol
STALL reic Of the late William Wanton saitonstai OF chi
cago in the 0lstyear OF her age
STEVENSON Wednesday June %. 1887 at Lakewood
s. j. In her s0th year. Emily Fl. Fuller, wifsr Frank
Stevens Of Jersey City and daughter OF Darlington A.
Funeral services at Lakewood Friday JuIyl, atinm-
carrasss vim be- in waiting Jersey CITY, communpaw
Ferry. at 9:25 u IN.
vAss-on Friday July l. 1887 Mrs. Julia vass aged 60
Funeral services residence s74 Adephst.
sunday, July 8. at D. m.
Iuterment private
wADswoRTH-At his home 50 Beachst. stapleon Staten
Island. July l. strong wadsworth. in the 5ah year OF
Friends are invited to attend his funeral Sunday after
noon, at s O'CLOCK
woRpEN-In this city on Monday June 81. 1887, Annie
A. wife OF Daniel T. Worden. aud daughter Oh Johu VIII
Notice Of funeral hereafter